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Teams with ARCHIVED: NASA's Exploration Ground Systems recently completed painting the NASA “worm” onto the booster motor segments that will form the NASA_SLS twin solid rocket boosters for #Artemis II, the first crewed NASAArtemis mission. WATCH MORE >>

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Galactic Tech2 years ago

@NASAGroundSys @NASA @NASA_SLS @NASAArtemis Praise the worm! 🪱

Floyd the Protogen2 years ago

@NASAGroundSys @NASA @NASA_SLS @NASAArtemis always was a fan of the worm logo, good to see it back in use

GeodanS2 years ago

@NASAKennedy @NASAGroundSys @NASA @NASA_SLS @NASAArtemis well, it's something, not much, but something...

PF Locker Tortilla2 years ago

@NASAGroundSys @NASA @NASA_SLS @NASAArtemis NASA just needs to get the hell out of the way and let private industry handle this. SLS is one of the biggest boondoggles in government history.

frogger2 years ago

@NASAGroundSys @NASA @NASA_SLS @NASAArtemis Looks impressive with neon green and red

Rusty Shackleford2 years ago

@NASAGroundSys @NASA @NASA_SLS @NASAArtemis 2026 is gonna be awesome!

Omni2 years ago

@NASAGroundSys @NASA @NASA_SLS @NASAArtemis Praise the worm

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Lightning Communications /\⚡/\2 years ago

@NASAGroundSys @NASA @NASA_SLS @NASAArtemis Like the worms on Mars ? .. Tho why didn't you go with the serpent ? ..

SuzieDebay92 years ago

@NASAGroundSys @NASA @NASA_SLS @NASAArtemis Launch date: 2028

SuzieDebay92 years ago

@NASAGroundSys @NASA @NASA_SLS @NASAArtemis Trump had a good idea to bring it back!

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